Does this fabric have to be hemmed if cut? Or can you just cut to size and install?
17014
I put grommets in mine. There has been some tearing around the grommets but it isn't that much. For the short time I had it up it was great. It came down only because of my poor anchoring.
17015
I am using mine in a single piece as a sun cover for my RV. however, it appears sturdy enough that you shouldn't have to hem it.
17016
I hemmed mine and put a small cable for free style sail hanging. When cut it doesn't unravel but it leaves a rough edge. I also staple it to a trim board an rolled it once then screwed it to the eave of the house.
17017
I ordered mine to fit so the cut edges folded over and installed grommets and used as a roof and curtains for an outside room. This product is woven and stitched every so often. It will fray as with any woven material if not seamed or folded over and secured. I am very pleased with my project as it as it has withstood 100 + temps and snow and ice and 40 + wind.
17018
It does not need to be hemmed...we used it for our pergola for shade it is attached to a frame we made.Very durable and well worth the money.Excellent product.
17019
Cut to size and install with fold over and staples. Otherwise if is a tough cut. I love the stuff and would buy agin
17020
It does not need to be hemmed. I use this on top of my pergola for shade. I put two layers on top and screwed it to the pergola crossboards using screws and large washers. It has been up for three years through all 4 seasons. No rips, some green discoloration during wet times; overall it is very durable.
1934756
Our's are folded over seams where cut from the bolt, and then a selvaged edge - not sergered - on the side of the fabric. This means that it is the edge of the woven fabric where cutting and sewing isn't required due to the weave.
1369129
I don't I haven't found any specifically cut to fit, but you can go to Home Depot & buy as much of it as you want. You just have to cut it to fit.
1174197
If you could re-sew the seem you created I'm sure you could but it's definitely not designed for that. The fabric is thick but it's a fairly large weave and would fray if cut (and not re-sewn).
2028339
There is assembly required so it shouldn't be a problem. However it is a nice material and very neutral. If you are going to go to the trouble of new fabric, I'd plann a little more padding too.
2031886
I think this is a good choice of fabric for that. The only thing to be aware of is that chiffon frays easily on the side where it is cut, so you just have to make sure that it doesn't get pulled to much on that side.
21960
Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!
2086517
If you order more than 1 yard of fabric they will usually send it in a continuous piece of fabric. I do believe you can measure and cut your fabric yourself though.
1829117
Instead of cutting them, I would turn under the ends to get the required length. Fabric might fray otherwise.
537386
It depends which size you order. If you are careful, it can be cut down to a more exact size if needed.
1388418
Short answer no, you could cut the fabric and make it yourself but you will still have a piece of the metal frame that would be run over every time you pass through.
874614
The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and have been out in sun and wind and rain for quite a while. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions and I can try to explain better. The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and... » Read More The only way I was successful was to cut an "X" in the fabric where the grommet was to be installed, and trim off the l4 little corners that resulted. Not too much trimming, because I wanted the opening to be INSIDE the grommet inside diameter so it would not rip later during use.I cut the "x" with a box cutter, placed the grommet with the lip thru the hole, and placed the other half on top - then hammered once with a rubber mallet. I think a regular hammer would possibly break the grommet.Currently the fabric and grommets are working flawlessly and have been out in sun and wind and rain for quite a while. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions and I can try to explain better. « Show Less
1903314
its just fabric, so I guess you could cut it to the length that works for you..
1688697
This fabric is like an everyday tablecloth. You will need some type of hem as it will ravel.
1912461
with the covering on both sides,plus the fiber material inside,its about 3/4 thick. You could cut it with something,but the real issue would be in hemming the cut end.
21961
I'm not completely sure I understand the question, but I wouldn't think this should be cut. There is a very defined edge with a trim sewn to it. Hope this helps.
1688526
What I ordered came as one continuous piece. I very much doubt that you would need to sew it together. It's basically like buying from a Bolt of cloth at a fabric store, It should all be one piece.